How To Relaunch Your Business Successfully

A lot of people bail on their business and then later decide to restart and try again.

Here’s some of my top tips for relaunching you business.

How To Relaunch Your Business Successfully

When relaunching you business after being away for some time, there’s really only a couple of easy things to remember/consider.

The big thing is not to overthink it.

Don’t overthink it, and understand that whereas we think everyone is paying attention to everything we do, the truth is people are paying attention to their own stuff.

So you’d be shocked at how few people even knew you backed off, even though that may sound weird.

So you don’t need to apologize, you don’t need to say “Hey guys, I know I’ve been gone lately,” just pretend like they have no idea. Just pretend like they weren’t paying attention, because they probably weren’t.

After that just get to work and start showing back up. And I have many people ask me all the time, “How do I get myself to feel like doing the work?”

I don’t know. I have no idea. I have zero idea how to get yourself or myself to feel like doing the work.

I do the work whether I feel like it or not.

I don’t understand what you mean by “feeling like it.” What is that experience? What is that phenomenon? I haven’t felt like it for 10 years. I didn’t feel like prospecting.

I didn’t feel like doing a video every single day for 10 years plus. I didn’t feel like going to the gym today.

I know how to do it, but I don’t know how to ‘feel’ like doing it. So stop, stop needing, stop requiring the feeling to do it.

Same goes with your business and relaunching. If you want this to happen, you need to make it happen. You will never feel like doing the work, so just start going after it and you will get there. Do it anyway.

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